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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 280, 24 August 1915, Page 2

MaN WANTED. AS HOSPITAL ORDERLIES The local Defence Office advise that they have vacancies for a number of men to go to Trentham camp as permanent medical orderlies in the military hospitals. Amongst the men wanted are cooks, kitchen hands, ward men, sanitary inspectors, fumir~*— ~ batmen, clerks, and store-men. As these men are for permanent duty they are to b^'recruited from meji ovrrage for active service or from .ik.ii who have been rejected for slicjl'. d"ffcts. It i s preferable that m-n should have had some training with the Ambulance Association or other similar organisation. Pay will be at Territorial ratf-s for first month, and Expeditionary Force rates after, together with back pay at Expeditionary Force rates for first-month. Married men will receive separation allowance from- date of appointments. - Sergt-Major Tuckey is prepared to receiv-9 names of men offering their

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